Integrating AI Agents on QuickSwap With SphereOne

AI agents are continuing to garner more and more mindshare in the blockchain industry.

In fact, they’re becoming essential tools to help improve the user experience by automating and making processes easier for users across the board.

QuickSwap has a unique opportunity to become one of the first DeFi (decentralised finance) protocols to integrate AI agents, making it so that people who aren’t familiar with QuickSwap’s DragonFi ecosystem can more seamlessly complete on-chain actions using natural language.

If QuickSwap were to integrate SphereOne’s AI agents, it would help increase conversion rates, user lifetime value, and retention rates as a whole.

QuickSwap users would be able to navigate to Surface Area (SphereOne’s AI agent workflow interface) on the bottom right hand side of the DEX’s website to start interacting with any of the AI agents.

The default agent is a knowledge agent that acts as a helpful assistant, guiding users who don’t know how to navigate DEXs, perpetual trading, or any other products and services specific to the QuickSwap DragonFi ecosystem.

Additionally, users would be able to leverage natural language to complete transactions with Quickswap’s swap, perps, pool, earn (farms and Bonds), and bridge protocols.

The cost to implement SphereOne’s AI agents with QuickSwap would be $9,000 (as a one time fee), which would be paid from the DAO/Treasury.

AI agents provide QuickSwap users with a path towards automated DeFi. Users would be able schedule AI agents to execute certain actions at specified time intervals.

Examples include dollar cost averaging into a specific token within a price target range or rebalancing a staking portfolio into a diversified set of different vaults, among other things.